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Make geomodelling grAIt again?

Raffik Lazar, GeomodL International
Not too long ago, reservoir modelling came at a time when the industry was relying on super capable draftsmen/women who could literally translate the mind of geolo­gist into paper. Resources…

Mixing models madness

Henk Kombrink
With most prospects, multiple trapping elements contribute to the potential size of the discovery. For instance, a prospect can be a 4-way at the top of the closure, but may…

Subsurface noise, Issue 6, 2024

Henk Kombrink
PREVENTING BLOWOUTS IN GEOTHERMAL WELLS It is not only only oil and gas wells that can experience blowouts. The same can happen when targeting hot water or steam, as a…

Shallow gas in production and decommissioning

Francis Buckley, Geophysicist
This is the third and final article in the article in the Shallow Gas series, brought to you by Francis Buckley. Read the previous articles here: Shallow gas: How to…

Shallow gas as a resource

Francis Buckley, Geophysicist
This is the second article in the Shallow Gas series of three, brought to you by Francis Buckley. Read the first article here: Shallow gas: How to better map the…

Shallow gas: How to better map the risk?

Francis Buckley, Geophysicist
Shallow gas has long been known as a drilling hazard. However, the increasing costs of powering offshore produc­tion facilities, the problems associat­ed with decommissioning, and the contribution of natural and…

Is there a coal exploration industry?

Henk Kombrink
If oil and gas are dirty words when talking about energy, it is even more dangerous to mention the c*** word. However, despite the rapidly rising share of renewables in…